Thus, the numerical assignment of a probability depends on the notion of likelihood.
Defining measurement as numerical assignment raises the question: which assignments are adequate, and under what conditions?
Moreover, in fundamental measurement the numerical assignment need not mirror the structure of spatio-temporal parts.
In useful cases of scientific inquiry, Stevens claimed, measurement can be construed somewhat more narrowly as a numerical assignment that is based on the results of matching operations, such as the coupling of temperature to mercury volume or the matching of sensations to each other.
In many cases, data entry errors including virus naming and numerical assignment go undetected and errors at the higher levels of taxonomy (e.g. family) are propagated to lower levels (e.g. species) and to external databases.
In a second example, the numerical assignment for Gene B, "-1 -1 -1" (L LC C) for wild-type and "-1 -1 -2" (L LC C) for cli1186 indicates that Gene B is deduced to be mis-regulated in cli186 only in the C-only treatment [see Additional file 9].
As an example of this system, using Tukey's post-hoc analysis for a pair-wise comparison of all treatments between wild-type and cli186, significant differences in expression of Gene A were observed in the L-only treatment, thus Gene A shows the numerical assignment, "2 1 1" for wild-type, and "1 1 1" for cli186.
A candidate solution can in principle contain a complete set of numerical values as assignment for the decision variables of an underlying optimization model as the binary (x_{jt}) and the integer (z_{rt}) variables in the RCPSP-ROC model presented in Sect.
Even if they made a strategy to arrange the cards according to the numerical expression from previous assignments, this strategy did not work in this assignment.
